Sentence examples for pooling people from inspiring English sources

It has one advantage -- pooling people to reduce premiums -- but many disadvantages, including locking people into jobs so they can continue to receive health coverage and allowing employers to choose insurance providers.

In addition to pooling people who want to date within their age group, the sites provide extra hand-holding for people who have been out of the dating game the last decade.

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Worst of all, he manages to describe those who've criticised Chau as "luvvies", somehow pooling people who hold this view in with vegans and BAFTA-nominated actors.

In car pooling, people form groups that travel together instead of using their own individual cars.

Or, in the words of an editorial writer for Nature Biotechnology in 2005, "Pooling people in race silos is akin to zoologists grouping raccoons, tigers and okapis on the basis that they are all stripy".

But such stories don't scare diehard pool people.

There's another group of pool people -- those who hate people with pools.

"People in the pool, people on the deck, people all over".

"Just because it's an inflatable pool, people should not treat it different from an in-ground pool," said Westchester County Executive Andrew J. Spano.

It's possible she or he has had to spend the night in a hotel swimming pool, being repeatedly messed with by a gang of mischievous pool people.